From the musical Love Never Dies here is the sort of power ballad we have come to love from the pen of Andrew Lloyd Webber. Reviewed as a worthy sequel to The Music of the Night this is a beautiful concert pop arrangement full of power and emotion.

Known for his unique pairing of songs Craig Hella Johnson has creatively combined the early contemporary Christian song by Larry Norman and Randy Stonehill with the popular favorite from the '60s. A wonderful and inspirational closing number or encore for mixed treble and male choirs!

Performed at the ACDA National Convention in 2017 this fabulous hymn was composed in the 1970's by Kathleen Thomerson. Already a popular song in churches throughout the world Tom Trenney's arrangement has the charm to make it a popular concert piece as well. The message is enriching and the tune inspiring yet Trenney makes it soar to new heights. The sacred text keeps it most fitting for churches but like a Spiritual it may find its way into the concert hall as well. Medium.

Men's choirs and a cappella ensembles will love the rhythmic groove of this reggae-infused mega-hit from Jason Mraz in a close harmony setting that you will perform again and again! Duration ca. 4:15.

From the popular Coen Brothers movie O Brother Where Art Thou? featuring George Clooney this vintage Carter Stanley song from the '50s was performed in the movie by the Soggy Bottom Boys. Great fun for mixed and male choirs arranged by Kirby-Shaw for tenor and two bass voices.

This Christmas standard is one of the most recorded holiday songs of our time. This arrangement awakens the beloved song to new possibilities dressing it in a sophisticated suit of traditional choral elements and light jazz. The creative crescendo of the original song unfolds verse by verse as the news of the Christ Child's birth goes from the shepherd boy to the people everywhere. The call and response format is maintained but refreshed by shimmering chords and creative counterpoint. A study in choral color don't miss the opportunity of sharing this wonderful Christmas classic with your audience.